Only hyphenate when using ice skating as an adjective, as in ice-skating rink / ice-skating performance. 

The first Icon Class ship

— Ship names are always written in italics within body copy. In certain display scenarios, this may vary. Note that the registration mark is not italicized.

— Royal Caribbean ships are gender neutral entities. We do not call a ship “her” or “she”. Use the “it” pronoun, “ship” or just the name of the ship.

— Do not use an apostrophe with the ship name, whether in a possessive or contracted form.

Internal Reference: IC

Ship Class: Icon Class

Maiden Voyage: January 27, 2024

Requires italics: Independence of the Seas®

— Ship names are always written in italics within body copy. In certain display scenarios, this may vary. Note that the registration mark is not italicized.

— Royal Caribbean ships are gender neutral entities. We do not call a ship “her” or “she”. Use the “it” pronoun, “ship” or just the name of the ship.

— Do not use an apostrophe with the ship name, whether in a possessive or contracted form.

Internal Reference: ID

Ship Class: Freedom Class

Maiden Voyage: May 2, 2008

inTENse

Italics as name of a show

Do not refer to as “inside” stateroom. When referencing the specific stateroom product, Interior should be capitalized.

use lowercase

iSkate: Reach for the Stars

[Show names are italicized]

On most of the fleet, the full name is Izumi Japanese Cuisine.

On Oasis Class and Icon Class it is known as Izumi Hibachi & Sushi℠

Icon of the Seas also has a walkup window:  Izumi in the Park℠

Use the full name on first reference, just Izumi may be used on subsequent mentions.